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Election 2026: what do presidential candidates propose for health?

BBC News Brasil14 September 2026 at 20:15

BBC News Brasil published an article questioning what are the main proposals and positions of presidential candidates regarding the health sector in relation to the 2026 election. The survey aims to present the ideas of all candidates for the health sector. The article is part of a series of reports seeking to inform the electorate about the proposals of presidential hopefuls. The article does not yet present the specific details of each candidate's proposals, as the complete content was not included in the available excerpt.

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